Northerners Can't Manage Our Oil If We Cannot Manage Gold In Zamfara - Wike

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Posted: at 12-10-2020 12:09 AM (3 years ago) | Addicted Hero

Mr.Wike should be given the task to write a thesis on national resources and wealth distribution. fiscal revenues should be largely aligned with the costs of public service delivery given subnational expenditure assignments. Alignment prevents unsustainable public sector wage increases, local inflation and wasteful infrastructure spending when revenues greatly exceed the cost of local expenditure responsibilities. It also helps avoid under-provision of essential public services when revenues are inadequate for meeting local spending requirements. This is equally true of decentralization of revenues derived from natural resources.In contest ,The bulk revenue derived from oil in the region goes to the region but economy analysis has proven it that the excessive shares allocated to the region outweigh the region overall output in terms of Human Resources .Therefore , this excessiveness resulted to corruption and mismanagement of the vast resources channels to the region .Mr.Wike need to understand nigeria wasn’t structured yesterday but it has been existing way before he was born .Every inch of the geopolitical zone and the geographical region belongs to the federation and not a state or regional asset .

Posted: at 12-10-2020 02:54 AM (3 years ago) | Gistmaniac

The Only out spoken governor in the South. Well said, sir.

Posted: at 12-10-2020 09:44 AM (3 years ago) | Upcoming

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Posted: at 15-03-2022 10:59 PM (2 years ago) | Newbie